Need a signature witnessed and notarized.

Call Belize Weddings at 226-2031 or 226-2137. They are located on Middle Street across from Greenhouse and above the cell phone store next to Elvi's. They have a notary in the office. Tell them the computer guy sent you.

Sorry...I missed the "U.S." part of your notary question. They are a Belizean notary. Sorry about that.

If I remember right, a US notary can't notarize signature in Belize. You might do a search of that topic. Seem to remember it was a thread about a year ago. One of the realtors might better ask you question. I just did a quick search and Amanda was in search of a notary then the thread didn't indicate the solution. But Amanda can probably tell you want she did. It also said there was a notary at the US Embassy.

I know of a lawyer in Belize City who is (I believe) certified to practice in both Belize and the USA.

Most lawyers are not notaries....

I think you will need to go to the US Embassy in Belmopan for this.

most law offices in Belize do have notaries

Not US though

I don't know of any restriction to my Notary(US) that limits me as to where. Suppose if it's a BZ document, but if it's a document intended for the US I'm sure I'm good. I don't notarize "where", only who.

In the thread I mentioned a person quote that their authority to notarize was limited to the state they were notaries of. The embassy does have a notary.

Notaries here must be licensed, bonded, background check, pass a test, undergo continuing education and are only allowed to notarize within the State of California.

I think Ron is right....although I am not positive, I would think the Embassy would be the best bet if you need a U.S. notary.

...and I got my notary in WI simply b/c I passed the bar. No bond, background(other than the state bar), no test, no cont. ed., and it's permanent w/o fees.

You know how they roll in Cali.............

...downhill?

Michael Young is a US notary. Stop by his office across from Tropic and they will take care of every thing. I have used him a lot and he is great

Thanks for all the tips. Looks like I still have to go to the Embassy for this. I was hoping I could avoid a trip to Belmopan.